Forrest, you have stated that several searchers correctly identified the first two clues in your poem. Could you tell us how many searchers to your knowledge have correctly identified the first clue correctly? Thanks. ~49 Dollars No 49, I cannot tell you how many searchers have identified the first …
I love board games, and love hunting down old games to add to my collection. It is always a treasure hunt for me. I think anyone who has a collection can relate to this type of Thrill of the Chase. For many years I was on the lookout for the …
One of the main reasons Forrest Fenn created The Thrill of the Chase treasure hunt was to encourage parents and children to explore the beauty of the outdoors. The following Forrest Fenn Reverse Egg Hunt and Contest does this too! Instead of children (and adults) finding eggs with commonly placed gifts inside, …
NOTE: To learn more about this segment, please see the Parent Page (Questions with Duncan), which is listed under the Maranatha Treasure hunt. Hi Duncan, Does the Grail of the Maranatha series allow one to literally transmute metals as in the story of Flamel, or is that all symbolic? ~ …
NOTE: To learn more about this segment, please see the Parent Page (Questions with Duncan), which is listed under the Maranatha Treasure hunt. Mr. Burden, I don’t understand. Why is it important for things to be hidden in the first place? ~ anonymous Oh, I like these questions. I know a …
Thanks Forrest. I was wondering about the Gold Coins in the chest. Did you have these in a collection before putting them in the chest or did you gather these specifically for the chest? ~x I had gold coins for sale in my gallery because they made great gifts. …
NOTE: To learn more about this segment, please see the Parent Page (Questions with Duncan) which is listed under the Maranatha Treasure hunt. Dear Duncan, it seems the TimeMonk Project (Maranatha Puzzle) was being used to reveal sensitive information from the past. Do you feel it is safe to reveal …
In 1885, a pamphlet, detailing a tale of hidden treasure and including three pages of numerical codes to solve for the location of the story’s secreted stash, was published by James B. Ward in Lynchburg, Virginia. Today, the story cannot be fully dismissed as a hoax or proven to be …
Dear Forrest, Had you read about other treasure hunts and their different methods used to hide treasure before deciding to write a poem? Is there a reason you chose to write a poem? ~j Thanks Jenny. I have read only about treasures that were hidden by pirates, and I …
NOTE: Below is a question for the segment, ‘Questions with Duncan’. To learn more about this, please see the Parent Page (Questions with Duncan) which is listed under the Maranatha Treasure hunt. Duncan, you have spoken of the “Key” in the 1st Maranatha book being related to a “Lock” …
